Valuation of goods - licence fee is being paid by the appellant ...

Customs

December 23, 2014

Valuation of goods - licence fee is being paid by the appellant for use of the trade-mark for manufactured goods. There was no condition of sale that the appellant is required to pay this royalty on the imported goods - royalty not to be included - AT

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Valuation of goods - licence fee is being paid by the appellant ...

Customs

December 23, 2014

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